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Originally Posted by dwoodward
All due respect for Sink for bringing them up- but some examples of what I meant by "generalize" follow. A few broad rules are a lot easier to remember than a bunch of specific ones.
Always have an escape route.
Maintain a space cushion.
Avoid surface hazards
Know your machine. Not all bikes are graceful about this (think linked brakes)
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None taken. Just trying to help out the n00b who started the thread. He did not mention that he wanted generalizations
Just saying maintain a safe cushion does not help if a cager is 3 lanes over and decides to cross all 3 lanes at once. If you are riding 3 lanes over that is a large cushion.
If your just starting out you might not realize what the hazards are.
Not expecting him to remember them all at once.
The same as I would not expect him to remember a complete book on riding. That does not mean it should not be read. Or that it should only be read once.
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